Littell's Living Age, Volume 128Littell, Son and Company, 1876 |
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Page 334
... causes each more comprehensive than that which it has to account for - between the great primal cause and the ultimate effect . For the cause of these causes we seek in vain among the physical forces which surround us , till we are at ...
... causes each more comprehensive than that which it has to account for - between the great primal cause and the ultimate effect . For the cause of these causes we seek in vain among the physical forces which surround us , till we are at ...
Page 526
... cause a bad one . The cause of Whig tary of state . church politics ? Swift had stated to Lord odd in that ? Somers , and set forth in print , two or three years before the fall of the Whig ministry , his reasons for taking exception to ...
... cause a bad one . The cause of Whig tary of state . church politics ? Swift had stated to Lord odd in that ? Somers , and set forth in print , two or three years before the fall of the Whig ministry , his reasons for taking exception to ...
Page 533
... cause that triumphed in 1724 by the sole power of Swift's pen was the cause that again triumphed in 1782 , when backed by the whole formidable armed force of the Irish volunteers . Alike at both epochs the rights or wrongs of Irish ...
... cause that triumphed in 1724 by the sole power of Swift's pen was the cause that again triumphed in 1782 , when backed by the whole formidable armed force of the Irish volunteers . Alike at both epochs the rights or wrongs of Irish ...
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